Blum Inc. 697200.77 Screw-On Leg Leveler, Black

IT's a quality product, but it doesn't take much torsional thrust. This is the legs used on my grill stand and I have had to replace two as when I've had my deck stained the guys slid the cabinet to he side and one the legs has broken each time. I'm assuming it catches on the deck boards and sheers off. The cabinet it really, really heavy with the grill and a granite counter top. The leg works great and pretty easy to install other wise.

I gave the rating 3 stars because I use a lot of these, and I ordered several at the same time and they all came in separate packaging. The product works great, but I don't like leaving a larger carbon footprint than I already do. I would change my rating to five stars if the seller would sell bulk of 10, 25, 50, 100 and even up to 250 units per pack, and ship altogether. Just to mention It does cost us time and money to open, sort and recycle several packaging when shipped the way they were sold separately. Thank you for your consideration in making bulk purchase available!

I used these legs to support the front of a 12'x8'x2' garage cabinet I built out of 3/4" plywood. Yes, this cabinet is very heavy. The rear of the cabinet rests on a curb around the wall of my garage. Because of the curb, the cabinet is about 4" to 5" off the ground. I installed these legs along the front of the cabinet every 2 feet. Because they're adjustable, it was easy to level the cabinet front to back and side to side once I stood the cabinet and anchored it to the wall.I recommend these legs because they are easy to install, do not show through to the inside of the cabinet, are very strong, and easy to level your cabinet.

Makes cabinet leveling a breeze. Wish I bought more.

I posted a similar review for the press in version of these adjustable legs, but here is again.Using adjustable leg levelers is clearly not necessary (people have used shims for eons), however, they do make life a LOT easier, especially for DIYers. I made a reversible jig to mark the precise location of these legs so that the kick boards (attached to the legs) would be exactly where I wanted them to be - flush on some sides, protruding 1/4" to match face frames in recesses, and inset 2 1/2" for toe kicks. I also purchased a 10mm forstner bit to drill the holes cleanly - worth the money. Use and appreciate! I used these legs in the front of the cabinets (where they are easy to reach) and the press in, adjust from inside the cabinet version for the rear. You can get white plastic covers for these, but not the press in ones.